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Originally Posted by skoloseven

This year's Mustang has a high chance of success. They've redesigned a lot of things to make it faster and more nimble through corners. Plus, there is a huge tuner following for Mustangs. This following might even be bigger than the Camaro group. Not too many people are very happy with General Motors right now, and I think this is going to hurt their sales. Ford didn't take the government's money, so people are starting to buy their cars more now. But, the government makes a good sports car lol.

Check out these articles for more Camaro SS action:
2010 Camaro on the Nurburgring
2010 Camaro SS supercharged on the Dyno
Where can I buy a 2010 Camaro?

The supercharged version is unreal, must see. The Camaro didn't do too bad on Nurburgring either, suprisingly. The main issue right now is, where can we buy these cars? They're suppose to be released, but I don't see any besides what's on the internet. Help!

You could drop by the UAE to shop for one of these cars. The Challenger has been here for a while and sells for AED 199,999. The Camaro is going to be available from June with a similar tag and the stang has been a hot favourite of many a boy racers here.

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I came across this beautiful comparison between the 2 American muscle cars - 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 vs. 2016 Ford Shelby GT350R Mustang. You sure will enjoy this!



The articles contains all the numbers you would like to know. Just picking a snapshot here.

If you’re a performance fan, it’s a great time to drive American. Cadillac builds some of the best sport sedans on the planet. Ford has brought us the Focus RS, a reborn GT, and the Raptor. The Viper ACR is among the most track-capable production cars we’ve seen. The Corvette Z06 tangles with cars multiple times its price. The Hellcats exist.

Then there are these two. Two of America’s greatest nameplates, greatest rivals, and two of the greatest road-legal track cars. From Chevrolet, the Camaro Z/28, a car that chief engineer Al Oppenheiser designed to “beat the shit out of anything Ford can put on the road.” From Ford, the Shelby GT350R, an icon reborn and the answer to Chevrolet’s nasty challenge. They’ve fought on America’s streets, strips, and tracks for nearly 50 years in a titanic war that may well last until the end of the automobile. Today, the two greatest of the breed—indeed, the two best ponycars ever built—meet on the battlefield once again, as the GT350R attempts to slay the former Best Driver’s Car king and take his crown and kingdom

They’re worth perusing now. These cars are far closer on paper and in the controlled environment of a test facility than you might expect. The GT350R holds a slight advantage in every category, but do results in ideal conditions translate to unpredictable real-world roads and tracks?

Source: Read the article here, now